Gord

MacLeod

Registered Psychotherapist

RP

He/Him/His

Gord MacLeod from PRS

Gord

MacLeod

Registered Psychotherapist

RP

He/Him/His

We all, in varying degrees, struggle to bring healthy change into our lives. We easily fall into patterns; we gravitate to the familiar even if the outcomes are not in our best interest. If you find yourself struggling with heightened anxiety, depression, creative blocks, I would be happy to meet with you for a consultation and provide more information about how psychotherapy has helped others and might assist you to bring about the change that you seek.

Online Therapy

After graduating from the Centre for Training in Psychotherapy (CTP) in 2006, I completed Levels I and II of trauma treatment training through the Sensorimotor Training Institute. I have attended workshops (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy) through the Hincks-Dellcrest Centre in Toronto and have completed training modules in Internal Family Systems Therapy, and Compassion-Focused Therapy. More recently my ongoing learning has focused on integrating an anti-racist perspective into my practice through courses including Embodied Anti-Racism: A Mindfulness Way for Therapists and Helping Professionals and A Therapist’s Path to Understanding Implicit Bias and Racial Trauma facilitated by the Academy for Therapy Wisdom. Since 2017, I have been on the faulty of the Centre for Training in Psychotherapy. At present, I am the Board President of the Canadian Association for Psychodynamic Therapy (CAPT).

I work with a variety of concerns including:

  • Difficulties establishing and maintaining healthy relationships
  • Substance Abuse
  • Anxiety
  • Self-Harm

What happens in a therapy session

An effective psychotherapy environment is one in which you feel safe enough to speak freely about the challenges that you are facing. We would work as a team to learn more about the underlying factors contributing to the issues and work together to identify and implement healthy change. A large part of my practice is supporting people who have experienced significant trauma, both physical and emotional. For some issues, we might focus on thoughts and emotions. For other situations, including the aftermath of trauma, the work will be more about helping your nervous system to regulate in order that you can, once more, feel safe in the world.

Location

21 Randolph Avenue, Suite 201
Toronto, Ontario
M6P 4G4

1 block west of Dundas West and Bloor, adjacent to the Bloor West Go Station

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